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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
7
A humorous note about cramped city apartments, describing how tiny spaces force residents to crowd and even press the janitor’s bell to navigate daily life. The piece parodies urban living with a folksy tone and comic exaggeration.
President Harding backs further income tax cuts toward 25 percent top rate, while Mellon argues for broad lower rates. He plans a West to Alaska swing to address issues, denying candidacy focus. Reports also cover Turkish concessions to American interests, Ruhr talks, and European reparations tensions.
In Des Moines Secretary Hoover argues for U S entry into the permanent court of international justice. He says the court is law based, not binding by political entanglement, and explains the limited obligations include paying part of running costs and participating in judge selection. He notes opposition tied to the League of Nations and asserts the court’s relation is limited to an elective mechanism for judge selection.
Prof J F Cox head of Michigan Agricultural College crops department urges early planting to avoid yield loss. Delayed sowing in May reduces yields as crops encounter hot dry midsummer. Advices include thorough land preparation, firm seed bed, 200 pounds acid phosphate, and fertilizer to hasten maturity and boost yields. Treatment with formaldehyde reduces smut.
Daily verses invite reflection on faith and reliance on God. Passages include Matthew 6 31 32 Proverbs 14 34 Isaiah 55 6 Psalm 46 1 Psalm 34 23 and Psalm 121 5 8, urging prayer trust and gratitude.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court on April 6 1923 Judge Emory E Leland ordered hearing for George Burkhart administrator to sell Ida Chandler estate real estate to pay debts and legacies with sale hearing set for May 4 1923 at 10 in the forenoon at the Probate Office. Publication required in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Dorcas C. Donegan register.
The note recalls a touring troupe famous for appearing in Hast. Lynne and The Old Homestead during sparse seasons. It highlights the troupe’s routine slots at 10, 20, and 30 cents, marking a bygone era of penny‑pinch performances.
In Washtenaw County Michigan at Ann Arbor on April 12 1923 Judge Emory E Leland presiding the probate court schedules April 11 for hearing Clark R Schmid heir petitioning for administration of Minnie Schmid deceased with appraisers and commissioners to be appointed at Saline Observer office notice.
In Ann Arbor on March 29 probate judge Emory E Leland presiding Julia Gordon executrix petitions that John Gordon last will be probated and executor appointed with appraisers and commissioners named. Hearing set for April 26 at 10 newspaper in Washtenaw County to publish the notice.
Four months from March 30 1923 are allowed for creditors to present claims against the estate of Emma Hoyt deceased. Commissioners Townsend and Fairbanks will meet at Citizens Bank Saline on May 31 and July 31 at 10:00 a.m. to receive examine and adjust claims.
In the matter of the estate of Johns Sumner deceased Emma Monroe creditor petitions for administration to Louis H Hindelang or other suitable person and for appointment of appraisers and commissioners hearing set May 9 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office Emory H Leland judge Doreas C Donegan register
Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines a local ointment to relieve catarrh symptoms with an internal tonic to improve general health. The duo is marketed as a constitutional treatment, sold by druggists for over four years by EF F. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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